These rich planters gave the Southern colonial society a cohesion and made it easier to maintain the public order since the humble immigrants were already conditioned to accept the aristocracy as the ruling class.[46] An indication of the economic condition of many of the great Southern planters is exemplified by the correspondence of William Fitzhugh, a Virginia tobacco farmer and part-time lawyer, who managed his estate along the Potomac River in Northern Virginia: The plantation where I live contains a thousand Acres, at least 700 Acres of it rich thicket, the remainder good hearty plantable land,together with a choice crew of Negros,twenty-nine in all, with Stocks of cattle and hogs at each Quarter
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